Morrison’s chosen position was a pretty hot property for much of the League One campaign, but he has equipped himself well. He faced competition from Bulgarian international Aleksandar Tunchev, on-loan Liverpool centre-back Jack Hobbs, returning regular Patrick Kisnorbo and Wayne Brown, another loanee. He has developed a particularly good understanding with Hobbs in a young back-four also containing Kerrea Gilbert and Joe Mattock. City boasted one of the meanest defences in League One. Morrison joined Cambridge United as a trainee and played more than 100 games for them in the Blue Square Conference. He made his debut for the reserves at the age of just 15 – the youngest-ever United player to do so. He was twice named young player of the year at the Abbey Stadium.